Stanley Cup playoffs: a look back

Facts and figues about the 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs, which ended Friday night when the Kings won their second Stanley Cup in three years:

The Kings had five of the top six scorers in the playoffs:

GPGAPts.

Anze Kopitar, L.A.2652126

Jeff Carter, L.A.26101525

Justin Williams, L.A.2691625

Marian Gaborik, L.A.2614822

Drew DoughtyL.A.2651318

Four of the top five players in postseason plus/minus were Kings:

GP+/-

Justin Williams, L.A.26+13

Willie Mitchell, L.A. 18+10

Brandon Saad, Chi.19+10

Anze Kopitar, L.A.26+9

Players who have won a Stanley Cup and an Olympic gold medal in the same season.

1980: Ken Morrow (N.Y. Islanders, United States)

2002: Brendan Shanahan, Steve Yzerman (Detroit, Canada)

2014: Jeff Carter, Drew Doughty (Los Angeles, Canada)

Past five Stanley Cup-clinching overtime goals:

June 13, 2014: Alec Martinez, Kings* vs. Rangers, Game 5 (2OT)

June 9, 2010: Patrick Kane, Blackhawks at Flyers, Game 6

June 10, 2000: Jason Arnott, Devils at Stars, Game 6 (2OT)

June 10, 1996: Uwe Krupp, Avalanche at Panthers, Game 4, (3OT)

*First team to win it in overtime at home since the Islanders in 1980.

0 Stanley Cups won by the Kings in their first 44 years of existence.

2 Stanley Cups won by the Kings in the past three years.

94:43 Length of Friday's Game 5, longest in Kings history.

64 Playoff games played by the Kings over the last three years, setting a league record.

2 Former Wild players on the Kings: Marian Gaborik and Willie Mitchell. It was Gaborik's first title in 13 years in the league. Mitchell was the oldest player on the Kings roster. He was a big part of the 2012 run but didn't play last season because of knee surgeries.